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Kitchen Update

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The tiger team is working to finalize pricing with all vendors and present the necessary bids, in comparison with the insurance adjustments, to the Vestry for approval. Last week, we trekked to Richmond to price out a three-bowl commercial sink, a handwashing station, and some stainless countertop tables. We have supplied sink dimensions and locations to the cabinetry designer and expect the final design and estimate very soon.

Next steps:

  • Review estimates for new flooring, plumbing nee ds, and cabinetry, then work with finance/vestry to put agreements in motion.
  • Sydnor wood floor: We will continue to monitor the floor with fans running to expedite drying, and the historic hardwood to reform its flat shape. According to experts, this could take several months, but the insurance company will hold our claim open, should the wood flooring need to be replaced.

– Bob Powers, Buildings and Grounds Warden

Open to All in Love: Construction Update

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Phase II is underway! Our stonemasons have returned to move some more stones in our graveyard. After careful consideration of the equipment needed for building the retaining wall and columbarium, Daniel & Co requested we move additional stones to ensure they are kept safe. The stonemason’s work should wrap up Sunday or Monday.

Virginia Masonry has already been on site working on the three sets of stairs at our main church entrance. They are cleaning and taking care of some routine maintenance.

The big news: scaffolding is scheduled to go up on June 1! The first part of the work will include removing the paint of the church wall along the graveyard, repointing brick as needed, and then applying the same protective coating used on Faulkner Hall. They will also address the window glazing (Sydnor Hall level) and restore the stained glass window casements on that wall. Additionally, Daniel & Co. will be restoring the louvers of the bell tower. They estimate this portion of the work will take around three months. After that, they will begin pouring the foundation for the columbarium.

Many thanks for your continued support – it wouldn’t be possible without you.

Laurel E. Loch, Chief of Staff and Open to All in Love Project Manager

Coldest Night of the Year 2026: February 28

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Join us Saturday, February 28, 2026 for the Annual Coldest Night of the Year Walk in downtown Fredericksburg.  Sign up to walk one of two routes (3k or5k), joining a parade of hundreds of other friends from the area, all sharing one goal: to raise awareness and funds to support the many services Micah Ministries provides our unhoused local neighbors.  All who register to walk with our team and raise a minimum $75 before the event begins will earn a classy knit hat known as a toque. Those who can’t join us to walk can also support Team St. George’s with your 2026 tax-deductible donations.  For more information, contact Team Co-Captains Pam Jewett-Bullock 540.729.0840 or Charles Bullock 540.729.1054.  To register/donate, find our team page here.

Children’s Christmas Pageant – December 24

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Our annual Children’s Christmas pageant will be back again this year on December 24 at 4:00pm.  Any child aged 3 and up is welcome to play a part!  (This includes non-church members, visiting family, preschool kids etc. All kids are welcome) There will be two rehearsals prior to the pageant (Saturday, Dec. 20 from 10am – 12pm and Tuesday, Dec. 23 from 5-7pm) We will meet on Christmas Eve at 2:45 for another practice and to assign any last-minute parts and costumes. You can still be in the pageant even if you cannot come to the rehearsals. We would also appreciate any adult or youth volunteers to help with organizing the kids, providing snacks, etc. Please reach out to Juliann Jones  or Stephanie Dolezal for more information.